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At the hackathon round, the judges have selected 12 teams to enter the next round, and 3 teams needed to consider additional shortcomings. The comments of the judges helped the students closely follow reality and understand the weak point to solve or take alternative measures, thereby getting closer to the realization of the ideas.

The dialogue helps the FMB and faculty student management to promptly grasp the wishes and difficulties of students. At the same time, students can also find answers from their questions. As a result, it helps the FEEE to improve and develop more and more.

The competition has been attracted by 13 teams consisting of 48 students from Automation and Control Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering majors of the FEEE. At the competition, the teams have presented their initiatives and solutions in order to apply what they have learnt in application of automation and mechatronics techniques to solve problems encountered in life and industry.

AutoCAD is the software which applied CAD to designing engineering drawing by 2D or 3D vector. This is a common software of technical disciplines. AutoCAD is currently a mandatory course for all students of the FEEE.

The tour arouse in each student a sense of self-reliance and national pride, and encourage them to express their gratitude for Uncle Ho because of his contributions without needing to reciprocate. He had a big dream and hoped to carry it successfully: the context of the Vietnamese revolution in the future. Students would study and follow his shining moral example permanently.

At TDTU, students of Newcastle University and students of the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering of TDTU carried out the project "Controlling the trajectory of a mobile robot". Through the project, students from the two universities had the opportunity to collaborate in research, determine the specifications of the robot, design the trajectory and program the system for the robot to operate correctly and efficiently.

In order to strengthen the cooperative relationship between the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (FEEE) and Enterprises, on the morning of November 28, 2022, in meeting room A403 of Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU), the MOU signing ceremony between the FEEE with businesses. Besides, to create favorable conditions for students to exchange and access entrepreneurship knowledge, there was also a seminar "Sharing start-up experiences".

Through this seminar, students can understand the research process of biodiesel as well as understand the need to replace fossil fuels with biofuels. Simultaneously, there are specific steps to help prevent climate change and create a clean, and beautiful green environment.

 After being guided to visit and learn about the factory, the students answered questions about the factory, as well as the recruitment policy. Thereby, students know some more skills and knowledge that engineers need, to meet the rigorous requirements of working in international enterprises. Moreover, they can also participate in exciting activities and events as well as receive gifts when participating in the mini-games.